Suspected Unlicensed Business And Trademark Infringement A Unlicensed Garment Factory Counterfeit Brand Name Is "End".

There is such a garment processing factory in Ling Xiu Town, which not only does not operate without license, but also uses trademark similar to the registered trademark of the famous brand clothing manufacturer, and infringes the trademark exclusive right of others.

Yesterday Shishi law enforcement department launched a fake action, not only banned it according to law, but also issued a ticket of 50 thousand yuan.

Since June 2007, Jinjiang's Qingyang and Hubei's Lichuan Li have jointly invested 500 thousand yuan, without the approval of the relevant departments and approved by the industrial and commercial departments. They have opened their own garment processing factories in Maoming village, and 40 employees, mainly engaged in garment processing and manufacturing.

During this period, they used trademarks similar to one well-known trademark clothing company in our city for the purpose of obtaining illegal profits.

As the saying goes, "there is no air tight wall", the "underground activity" of the unlicensed garment processing factory has aroused the vigilance of the counterfeit clothing enterprises.

Not long ago, the company complained to the industry and Commerce Department of a garment factory without complaint. The law enforcement officers of the industrial and commercial bureau of Lu Xiu inspected the business premises in Maoming village according to the complaint, and the parties and Ye Li could not provide the business license. The law enforcement officers seized 558 pieces of jackets that were similar to the complaint companies.

Because the parties concerned are suspected of having no license to operate and infringe upon the exclusive right of a registered trademark, the law enforcement personnel shall file a case investigation and retain the above-mentioned articles according to law.

According to the investigation, ye Mou and Li Mou's unlicensed garment processing factory produced 563 pieces of jackets at the time of the crime. At the end of last year, they sold 5 of these jackets at the price of 80 yuan each, and the rest had not yet been sold, which was seized by law enforcement officers.

Ye Mou and Lee did not use trademark registration permission without authorization, and used trademarks similar to others' trademarks. The amount involved in illegal operations amounted to 45040 yuan.

The two parties and their factories were ordered to stop trademark infringement immediately because they had violated the regulations of the "no business operation, investigation and suppression measures" and "trademark law". The law enforcement departments confiscated and destroyed 558 of the jackets they had been seized, and imposed a fine of 50 thousand yuan on the factory.

Insiders say that the lesson is profound and should arouse the contemplation of other small garment manufacturers: legitimate business is the long-term solution to development.